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Onend after Monday Augnst 20th, next, Vaccivation wil] be attended to by the underaigeed, under the provisions of this Act, at their respective offices, from 2 to tp. m., daily, for the preagnt. (Signed) RICHARD JOHNSON, M. D PETER CONROY, M. D. Supts. of Vaccination.

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AUGUST 28, 1900.

SIR CHARLES TUPPER HON, GEO. E, FOSTER.

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These distinguished statesmen will ad-

‘dress the electors in the Skating Rink in

Charlottetown on Tuesday evening, the 4th of September next. OL AE LEE OE Nea ay

TWO OF A KIND,

Oxce upona time a woman and her

husband while travelling through a forest

| were suddenly startled by a bear that lay

quite vear their path. The man soon seeured what he considered a place of safety and left the e*omanto battle with the bear as best she could. Having seized a pole that chanced to be near by, she, by a

, rapid movement before the bear could lay

his teeth upor it, pressed it down his throat andthe avimal's life was soon ex- tinct. The moment he was dead the man bastened to his neighbors with the joyful news, * We killed the bear.”

Yesterday word went round that one of our gallant volunteers was to come by the evening train, and many of our citizens, both young and old, went to the station to give him a right royal recep< ton, which he well deseryes. Sir Louis

| was aleo expected, but when the train ar.

rived Sir Louis alone siepped off, and he was by some of those went to welcome him escorted to a platfform erected on the street near by, and when he looked over the yast crowd assembled on every side he exultantly called out: “1 thank you from the bottom of my heart for the great re- ception you have given me.”

We must, however, excure Sir Lovis ; he realy thought it was all for him.

—KEditorial and other matter uvavoid- ably crowded out.

—*“The flattest yet” describes the re- ception received by Sir Louis Jast night. —At a meeting of LiberaleConservatives held in Charlottetown last night energetic committees were appointed.to, arrange for

receiving Sir Charles Tupper. The greatest enthusiasm prevailed, at the meeting. Sir Charles will be given s

rousing reception. :

—George Forbes and DA. McKinnon are the names attached toa sotice in the Patriot calling a meeting of the Liberal- Coneervative Association of East Queens to nominate a Liberal candidate for that riding! There must’nt be any Liberals io the riding !

Liberal-Couservatives of Rast Queens,

convention of the Libera’=Conserva~ Pe clentene of East Queens will be beld in the Benevolent Irish Society’s Hall, on 1 uesday, the 4th day of Septem ber next, at 1 o’clock, p. m., for the purpose of nom~ inating a candidate to contest that riding ai the forthcoming Dominion Election. — Conveners of all the Polling Districts !n the Riding are requested to have delegates sppointed to attend the convention. The number of delegates from each pol!

i ote wi!l be five. entitled to v JAMES CLOW,

Convener.

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WHELAN DEMONSTRATION. (Continued trom page 4.)

future all wou'd meet again on tle occasion of the unveiling of a monumen! to Whelan.

Thie closed the proceedings, and the large crowd dispersed, well pleased witb the gathering.

1HE SPORTS.

RESULT OF THE DIFFERENT EVENTS YESTER~

DAY AFTERNOOY,

The different events were keenly con- ested, and the bicycle races brougbt out a new rid. r—Mr. A. G. Cameron, of Mon- tagve, who won both events in good" time. He gives promise of great things iv the future,

The first event was 100 yards ran fer boys under 16. It was won by Harry Toombs, Wiiliams second, and Peters third. T me ll 3-5,

The quarter mile rua bandicap had Duffy on scratch alone, Mclotyr? and Mitchell on the 25 yard mark, Toombs, Eoman end Williams in the 30 yard march. Duffy made a gallant attemp’ on the last stretch but the effort was too great aod he was unable to sustain the pace. The event was won by Toombs,

Mitchell second, Mclntyre third. Time §3 4-5. The mile run bad Duffy, Mitchell and

McIntyre a'l on scratch. They ran erouod the track at a fat man’s pace until the last quarter when thoy b-gan to move faster> Therace went to Duffy, with Mitchell second and McIntyre third. Time 5 minutes and 49 seconde.

The quarter mile bicycle race, flying start, was contested in heats, best two in three. Brown won the first heat in 31 3-5 seconds, Cameron second and Doyle third.

The second heat went to Cameron, who rode the distance in 31 seconds, equalling the Maritime record held by Brown. Brown 2nd, Doyle 3rd. Cameron won the final with Brown second. Time 37 2-5.

The starters in the two mile bicycle race were Oameron and Doyle. The race was slow as usual until the last quarter when Cameron'started his spurt and won in 7.40

The track was heavy and the corners treacherous. Arthur Cameron will go to Halifax with the Avegweit team and will doubtless prove a veluable addition. Brown was apparently not in his usual form yesterday.

The officiale were :

Referee C J Macmillan.

Starier—D 4 McKionon.

Judgee—F J Macmillan, Wallie Mc- Leod, W Brecken.

Timers—A Sullivan, L B Macmillan, J M Campbell.

Clerk of the Course—H R Lar

AT THE STATION.

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Sir Loo—*Come, boys, ye’ll bave to work up more enthusiasm. That cheer ain’t any thing like yer old-time greet- ing.”

Old School Liberal—“* Well, sir, there be’ant so many to shout as there used to be!”

Fitz Will Retire.

[Srecia, ro Tue Examiner.) New York, Aug. 28,— Failing to get on a fight with Jeffries on ‘Aug 31st Fitz~ simmons has made the announcement that he will retire from the prize ring, aod will not claim championship of the world from Jeffries.

“A Gentle Wind of Western Birth”

Tells no sweeter stery to humanity than the announcement that the health-giver and health-bringer, Hood's Sarsaparilla, tells of the birth of an era of good health. Bt is the one reliable specific for the care of all blood, stomach and lwer troubles.

False Economy of Cheap Spectacles,

Sight is too precious to trifle with. When buying spectacles buy a good pair.

We use perfect lenses.

They cost a little more than the commoner kinds, but the difference in comfort is worth many times the difference in price.

Eyes examined free.

'G. F. HUTCHESON,

V at.] miker & Jeweler.

EXAMINEK CHARLCTTETOWN AUGUS1 28, 1900

T 4E SHOOTING AT OTTAWA,

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Hon. Mr. Borden Gives Valuable Sup,

ACCIDENT TO SERGT. HAY HURST, QUEEN’S PRIZE MAN.

Particulnrs of Prizes Wen i2

Different Matches.

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Orrawa, August 28.—I: is announced thata cup valued at $500 has been pre- sented to the Domin‘on Rifle Ascociation by Hon. Mr. Borden, Minister of Militie, asa memorial to his son, the late Lieut. Borden.

A special committee was appointed of one man from each province to arrange for the disposition of the cup for this yesr ooly.

Next year, the match committee will arrauge for it. Dr. Borden has aleo given $100 te go with the cup.

Sergt. Hayhurst,]3th Regt, winner of the (Jueen’s prize at Bisley three year ago, met with an accident yesterday, by the bursting of a girger ale bottle, that will in all probability prevent him from shooting agaio during the rest of the meet.

It appearsthat while opening 4 bottle it accidentally burst, ins flictiog = pasty gash over

eye, which will necessitate the putting in of feeveral stitches. Eminent oculiste will hold a consultation today to deter- mine whether Hayharst must leave for bome.

Among the tyro prizes Corporai George Blue, Ch’town, won $4 with 60 points.

The Tyro match was won by Pte. E. Parker, Royal Grenadiers. Toronto.

Pte. A. C, Lawson, Charlottetown, won $5 <cith 31 points.

In the Bankers’ match Corp. H. Kerr, Highlanderg, and Pre. W.Latimer, Grena- diere, both of Toroato, tied for first place with possibles, winning $19 each.

- Lieut. Vi L. Beer, R. A., and Pte. E.

M. Nichole, Q. O. R., tied [for second place with ecores of 34. Lieut. J. H. C. Acorn, Charlottetown, woo $4 with 31 points. ANOTHER DISPATCH.

Orrawa, Aug. 27.—Ina the Tyro match, 600 yards, Private A. C. Lawson, of the 82nd Regt. made 31 pointe and won $5. Lieut. V. L. Beer, R. A., made 29 points and won $3.

In the Bankers Match, at 400 varies Lien’. V, L. Beer, R. A., wingthird prize, $13 50, making the beet poseible, 54, with sight sbot.

Carl Owen, 4:h Regiment, C A, madé 32 pointe, winning $2.

Lieut J HC Acorn, 82nd Regt, made 31 pointe, capturing $4.

Sergt J A Moore made 31 points, winning $4,

Several thirty-ones were counted out.

The team is shooting splendidly. The weather js fine, but excessively hot.

VERY LATEST DESPATCH.

Orrawa, Aug 28,—ln the McDougall Match Private George Blue, of the 82ad kegiment, made sixty pointe and won $6.

In the Gibson matck Msjor H M Davi- son ties for first prize witn the highest possible score.

Several members of the Iceland team are well up inthe aggregate. §

The weather is still exceedingly hot.

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—GRAND—

Libera Canser Pane Usnuusi alo Addresses by Sir Charies Tupper. Bart., aud Hon. Geo. E. Foster.

A Mass Meeting of electors will be held in the

Skating Rink, Charlottetown:

Tuesday, September 4th, 1900,.

At 8 o’clock, p. m., when the Public Questions of the day will be discussed by the above named distinguished statesmen.

The following steamboat and train arrangements have heen made for the occasion :

Train Departs. Train Departs. Station Fare Standard’ Time | gtation Fare italian’ “Tine Emerald ...... GO. ccccces 8.38 a.m. . 4 Bradalbane.... GO..es---- Sag 7 ** Morell.....--- BO dacveces oi SN cnt ones EEE FS 8.50 »* Lot 40..-++++. GO..++ees. 6.39 . Fredericton..... 60... 06855 * St, Andrews.... 45+++++++. 6.58 = Hunter River.:. 45........ 9.08 © ff Georgetown... TGneereees North Wiltshire 45........9.18 Cardigan 1§$-+++ee0s ame S. Pete ec Os okie ous 9.28 «< Perth occas veces 75 +c er eree 6.13 ; NSE OO GET 2 inches 9.38 sé BE; ROE. 2 one GD. sissess 6,30 re Royalty Junct.. 20........ a Peakes..0. +++ G0..++0-. 6.35. | Charlottetown.. Arrive....10.05 “* Pisquid,....... G5-neee20s ae EEL skeceees SS. fevees 5.10 aff Mt. Stewart..... 45.+++0++- 6.48 : Beer River... JSsc0csess $.40. * Trace@ie ....- 8 ..vee es ee Rollo Bay...... 7S .c00' 546 Bedford, ae 35 -ccceee 7.29 en Ss c, Wes oc dede 5.52 és York Kooy ob thee 25... vibe 7-42 Reel... c5 Pel eke eer Charlottetown.. Arrives....8.10

Passengers from Emerald, Souris, Georgetown and intervening stations will be conveyed by the regular afternoon trains, returning by special train after the meeting. :

The Steamer Jacques Cartier will carry passengers from Orwell, Brush Wharf, (calling both ways at Halliday’s Wharf) a: the regular hour on the above date and return also after the meeting.

P. BLAKE,

President. Charlottetown, August 28th,

C. R. SMALLWOOD, Secretary.

1900.